Kerala Lottery Weekly Draw Schedule: All 7 Daily Draws
Updated 22 July 2026 · Refreshed weekly · 7 min read · Dhani Game Team

Quick answer: Kerala draws a different named ticket every day of the week, with the result around 3 PM IST. Sthree Sakthi is the Tuesday draw. Ticket names change occasionally, so the name printed on your ticket is always the source of truth.
Knowing which ticket runs on which day makes it easy to plan ahead and to find the right result sheet. Here is the full week from the Dhani Game team — a companion to our Kerala lottery result today guide.
The Weekly Schedule
| Day | Ticket (typical) | Series |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | Win-Win | W |
| Tuesday | Sthree Sakthi | SS |
| Wednesday | Fifty-Fifty | FF |
| Thursday | Karunya Plus | KN |
| Friday | Nirmal | NR |
| Saturday | Karunya | KR |
| Sunday | Akshaya | AK |
Names and series codes are revised from time to time by the department; always confirm against your ticket and the official sheet. Tuesday’s Sthree Sakthi has its own result guide and prize structure guide.
A Little Background on the Draws
The Kerala State Lotteries Department has run daily draws since 1967, when Kerala became the first Indian state to launch a government lottery. Each ticket is a paper ticket sold in numbered series through licensed agents, and each day’s draw is conducted publicly with machines under official supervision. The seven weekly tickets rotate on a fixed pattern, which is what makes a schedule like the table above useful — once you know it is a Tuesday, you know to look for the SS sheet. The draw itself is held in the afternoon and the winning numbers are read out in prize order.
Seasonal Bumper Draws
Alongside the weekly tickets, Kerala runs seasonal bumper draws — around Onam, Vishu, Pooja and Christmas–New Year — with larger prizes and their own schedule. Watch the official source for on-sale and draw dates, as these differ from the regular weekly pattern above. Bumper tickets usually cost more than a standard weekly ticket and sell out well before the draw, so the on-sale window matters.
Checking Any Day’s Result Safely
The method is the same whichever day you play: read the ticket name, series and date, open the official gazette or a reputable outlet that republishes it, and match your number in prize order. Be wary of “early result” screenshots and of any message asking for a fee or OTP to release a win — that is the hallmark of an advance-fee scam, not a real prize. The department never contacts winners to ask for money.
Prefer a Result Any Minute?
Between weekly draws there is always a wait. The Dhani Game Wingo instant lottery gives a fresh result about every minute — an online game of chance for players 18 and above, not the official Kerala draw. See instant lottery every minute for how it works.
Why the Schedule Changes — and Why Old Lists Mislead
The Kerala State Lotteries Department has renamed tickets, retired them and reallocated them between weekdays more than once in its history. Each time it does, hundreds of blog posts listing the old rotation stay online unchanged, and they continue to rank in search results for years. That is why a schedule you remember confidently can be quietly wrong, and why the safest habit is to read the draw number printed on your ticket rather than reasoning from the day of the week.
The draw number is unique to a single draw. The weekday is a convention that can move. If your ticket and the result sheet disagree on the date but agree on the draw number, trust the number — and if they disagree on the number, you are looking at the wrong sheet regardless of how the dates line up.
One Routine That Works for Every Day
The useful thing about a rotation of similar tickets is that a single checking routine covers all of them. Note the series and draw number when you buy. Wait for the official gazette rather than the first forwarded image. Match from the first prize downwards, including the consolation line and the last-four-digit tiers. Verify every character twice. Keep the ticket flat, dry and unsigned, and claim within the window with the original and valid ID.
Learn it once for any ticket and it works for all of them — Tuesday’s Sthree Sakthi and Thursday’s Karunya Plus included. The claim side, with deadlines, documents and the tax deduction, is covered in how to claim a Kerala lottery prize.
Buying Windows and Where Tickets Come From
Because each ticket is drawn on a fixed day, it is on sale in the days leading up to that draw and then gone. Miss the window and the next opportunity is a week away, which is why many regulars buy early in the week and then hold a ticket for several days — long enough to mislay it. Decide where the ticket will live the moment you buy it, keep it flat and dry, and note the draw number somewhere separate.
All genuine tickets are paper, sold by licensed agents at the printed price. There is no official online sales channel, so anyone offering to buy or hold a Kerala ticket for you remotely is operating outside the system — and without the physical ticket, there is nothing to claim with. That single fact makes most online lottery scams easy to recognise before they cost anything.
Days, Patterns and the Honest Maths
Regular buyers often develop a favourite day, sometimes because a ticket “feels” luckier or because no big local winner has come from it recently. There is nothing behind either intuition. Draws are independent, machines have no memory, and a ticket cannot become overdue. Believing otherwise is the gambler’s fallacy, and it is well described in the general reading on problem gambling. Choose a day because it fits your week, not because of a pattern.
Play Responsibly
All lotteries are decided by chance. Play only for entertainment, set a budget you can afford, and remember you must be 18 or older. Online gaming rules vary by Indian state.
Related reading: Sthree Sakthi result guide, Nagaland Lottery Sambad guide, and the lottery result today hub.